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See https://github.com/byexamples/byexample/blob/696a69bf2495c558fb0b9debbd71cfa8d098208a/byexample/runner.py#L164-L168
pexpect or pytprocess may say that they couldn't close the interpreter (self.interpreter.close() may raise an exception) however the process in deed finished.
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Given the number of tools officially supported(tested) by nbqa is increasing with every release, should we create a separate section in the documentation to document usage of each tool supported by nbqa with some elaborate examples and recommended setting against each tool.
Suggestions are welcome!